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Impedance matching stripline transition for microwave signals

Assignee: Telefonaktiebolaget LM Ericsson AB
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Filing: 1982-06-04
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Granted: 1985-01-15
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Expires: 2002-06-04
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Abstract

Abstract An impedance matching stripline transition for microwave signals which are conducted from a stripline circuit on one laminate (2) to another laminate (4) through a number of intermediate laminates (3). The connection between an incoming stripline circuit (21) on one laminate (2) to the outgoing stripline circuit (41) on the other laminate is performed as a short coaxial line. The outer conductor of the coaxial line is formed by a number of through-plated holes (12, 13, 23, 33, 43) in horseshoe form around a central conductor of through-plated holes (24, 34). The outer conductor is connected with the ground plane (31, 11, 45) of the laminates. They serve simultaneously as a suppressor of undesired modes in the microwave signals which are supplied to the transition via the conductor (21).

Inventors

  • 👤 Lars G. Josefsson
  • 👤 Bengt T. Svensson
  • 👤 Lars F. Moeschlin

Bibliographic Details

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Jurisdiction US
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CPC Classifications
H; H01; H01P; H01P3/00; H01P3/02; H01P3/08; H01P3/085; H01P3/088; H01P5/00; H01P5/08; H05; H05K; H05K1/00; H05K1/02; H05K1/0213; H05K1/0216; H05K1/0218; H05K1/0219; H05K1/0222; H05K1/0237; H05K1/025; H05K1/0251; H05K2201/00; H05K2201/07; H05K2201/0707; H05K2201/0715; H05K2201/09; H05K2201/09209; H05K2201/095; H05K2201/09536; H05K2201/096; H05K2201/09618; H05K2201/09654; H05K2201/09718; H05K2201/09809; H05K3/00; H05K3/46; H05K3/4611; H05K3/4614; H05K3/4623

Claims Analysis

Total Claims: 5
Claim 1
Independent Claim 258 words
An impedance matching coaxial transition for microwave signals comprising first and second laminates, at least one intermediate laminate between the first and second laminates, an input conductor from a stripline circuit on the first laminate, an output conductor to a stripline circuit on the second laminate, each of said laminates having a conducting region on one side thereof, a center through-plated hole in each of said first and intermediate laminates, a conducting collar for each hole on each laminate on at least one side of the respective laminate, a plurality of further through plated holes in each of said laminates, the further through-plated holes in the first and intermediate laminates respectively surrounding said center holes therein, each of said further holes being in conducting connection with another hole in said plurality of holes by a first conducting region on one side of the respective laminate and by a second conducting region on the other side of said laminate, said collar and said second conducting region defining a slightly elevated area on the respective side of each laminate, said center through-plated hole in said first laminate forming a first conducting structure together with the corresponding center hole in said intermediate laminate and said elevated area of the respective side of each laminate and defining a conducting connection between said input and output conductors, said plurality of through-plated holes in each of the laminates forming a second conducting structure together with the corresponding plurality of through-plated holes in the other laminates and defining the return conductor of the coaxial transition.
Claim 2
Dependent Claim 258 words
An impedance matching coaxial transition for microwave signals comprising first and second laminates, at least one intermediate laminate between the first and second laminates, an input conductor from a stripline circuit on the first laminate, an output conductor to a stripline circuit on the second laminate, each of said laminates having a conducting region on one side thereof, a center through-plated hole in each of said first and intermediate laminates, a conducting collar for each hole on each laminate on at least one side of the respective laminate, a plurality of further through plated holes in each of said laminates, the further through-plated holes in the first and intermediate laminates respectively surrounding said center holes therein, each of said further holes being in conducting connection with another hole in said plurality of holes by a first conducting region on one side of the respective laminate and by a second conducting region on the other side of said laminate, said collar and said second conducting region defining a slightly elevated area on the respective side of each laminate, said center through-plated hole in said first laminate forming a first conducting structure together with the corresponding center hole in said intermediate laminate and said elevated area of the respective side of each laminate and defining a conducting connection between said input and output conductors, said plurality of through-plated holes in each of the laminates forming a second conducting structure together with the corresponding plurality of through-plated holes in the other laminates and defining the return conductor of the coaxial transition.
Claim 3
Dependent Claim 17 words
An impedance matching coaxial transition as claimed in claim 1 wherein said second conducting region is horseshoe-shaped.
Claim 4
Dependent Claim 52 words
An impedance matching coaxial transition as claimed in claim 1 wherein said first conducting region on the intermediate laminate comprises a conducting layer which connects with said further through-plated holes to conductively connect the same and an isolating area which isolates the first conducting layer from the respective center through plated hole.
Claim 5
Dependent Claim 33 words
An impedance matching coaxial transition as claimed in claim 3 wherein the first conducting region on the intermediate laminate includes a stub bridging the isolating area for inductive match in the coaxial transition.

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